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Toorak's Complete Events Calendar: Weekly Markets, Art Walks, Monthly Gatherings

From weekly farmers markets and art walks to monthly church gatherings and Rotary Club meetings, here's how to stay connected in Toorak.

By Toorak Things-to-do Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Toorak's Complete Events Calendar: Weekly Markets, Art Walks, Monthly Gatherings
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Toorak is home to a lively calendar of community events that runs year-round, offering residents plenty of chances to gather, connect, and explore their neighbourhood.

Among the recurring highlights are a weekly Toorak Farmers Market, a monthly Toorak Village Art Walk, and the annual Toorak Village Festival. These events are open to all and draw locals and visitors alike to the village centre for fresh produce, local art, and seasonal celebrations, according to community event listings [1].

Faith-Based Gatherings and Social Events

Local churches play a big role in Toorak's social fabric. St Peter's Toorak Parish holds a Morning Tea on the first Sunday of each month after the 9:30am Mass, and a Pizza Night on the third Saturday after the 6:00pm Mass [2]. Meanwhile, the Toorak Uniting Church, together with St John's Anglican and the Swedish Church, hosts monthly Prayers for Christian Unity on the last Thursday from February to November at 10:00am [3].

These gatherings are simple, reliable, and open to anyone in the community looking for a regular place to connect with neighbours.

Rotary Club and School Events Round Out the Year

The Rotary Club of Toorak meets every second and fourth Monday of the month at 6:00pm at Quaff Restaurant on 436 Toorak Road [5]. It's a longstanding forum for local service projects and civic engagement.

Toorak College also contributes to the annual event lineup with a Summer Festival in February, an International Women's Day Community Breakfast in March, and Carols in the Cloisters in December [4]. These events are a fixture for many families and offer a mix of celebration, reflection, and fundraising throughout the year.

Whether you're a new resident or a long-time local, Toorak's community events calendar provides steady opportunities to meet people, support local causes, and enjoy the suburb's public spaces. Check individual church and school websites for the most up-to-date details on timings and any seasonal changes.

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